The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-10-15

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-Tithes have been abolished through.
out Italy. Bishops are paid f240 stg,
and priests ESQ year.
Thou may'st as well expect to
grow stronger by always eating. as
wiser by always reading.
Cornell University. at Ithaca, N.
Y, recently sold the lumber on $4,000
acres of land at Ashland for $500, 900.
Tho Indian students at Hampton.
Va. will put in old St. Johns Church
there fine window in memory Of
Pocahontas.
do the good thing which you can
do, and not stand and do nothing be-
cause there is some other good thing
you can't do.-Chicago advance.
In the North India conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church there
are in the Sunday-schools 22,0 chill
dren, of whom 1000 are Hindoos and
Mohammedans.
London has a great problem. It
has 1900, 900 people unable to get into
a place Of worship. In Central Lon
don. with 1900, 900, there is only ac-
commodations for 10000
By desiring what is perfectly good.
even when we don't quite know what
it is, and can not do what we would,
we are part Of the divine power
against evil. George Eliot
Queen Garcia of Saxony has estab-
lished free kindergarten for the benz
eft Of children Of poor laborers on her
estate where she annually spends part
OF the summer. Chicago Advancc.
1T is when we feel all broken up
and wasted, and that we can only
bring the bits to God, that he says,
Come, and he will take us and mend
us, and make us whole again. AIRS. ~
d. T. Whitney.
The missionary contributions from
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
New York City, amount to $50, 279 for
home and $29, 425 for foreign missions
last year. The First Church Of Chica-
go was second, giving $25, 9SS to tho
home board and SIS, all to the foreign.
IN T. independent
Bishop William Taylor has arrang-
ed for seventeen new mission stations
in Liberia, tho chiefs giving land for
mission and industrial purposes and
building residences for the missions
aries. The chiefs want white men and
these the Bishop will try to furnish
by the close of the year. Public 0pl's-
ion.
OF the eighty-two men who offered
themselves last year to the Church Mis-
sionary of England. only thirty-four
were accepted. The applications Of
the remainder, constituting more than
half of those desiring to go upon for
eign missions, had to be refused owing
to some deficiency. Indianapolis Jour
nal.
The receipts of the American Board
(CongregationalisD for July were
about $4,000 less than for the same
month last year; and for the eleven
months of the financial year the falling
off has been little more than 1921, COO,
more than three-fourths Of which has
been from lcgacies. United Presbyte-
rian-
General Garfield once said: "A
log with Mark Hopkins at one end and
a young man at the other would be =
university" A birch switch with q
Yankee schoolm' am at one end Of 1t
and Yankee lad at the other is all
the university good many successful
business men ever knew.--PenDsd,s's
| Art Journal.
Almost every parish has its pious
woodpeckers. To these creatures
there is nothing in the Lords cedar Of
Lebanon worthy Of mote or COM
ment" except its possible spots Of de-
cay. No faith in the solid roots; no
delight In the spreading branches; no
comfort under the sheltering leaves;
no sweetness; no satisfaction any
where where there is not a dainty
grub beneath! Over any such spot,
however unnoticeable or unimportant,
they will make more ado than all the
other fowls in the branches thereof.
From all such ''the Lord deliver us. y
-Chicago Lifting Church.